Card Player Launches New Website for Bulgaria -- CardPlayerBulgaria.com

Dublin, Ireland (PRWEB) March 20, 2009 -- Card Player Media continues its expansion today with the launch of its latest international poker website CardPlayerBulgaria.com which features poker news, strategy, blogs, video, tournament information and player of the year competitions.

The site has extensive localized content including a Bulgarian Player of the Year leader board, tournament schedules and news, and a Bulgarian forum for discussing all things poker.

CardPlayerBulgaria.com offers strong multi-media content hosting blogs from some of the biggest names in the game including Daniel Negreanu as well as CardPlayer.tv while international and Bulgarian poker news stories are added regularly.

Dobromir Mitev, editor of the site said, "Poker has grown really fast in Bulgaria and we have some rapidly improving players here too. We wanted to offer the poker community a world class, one-stop website full of interesting news, features, blogs, tournament reports and results, and video and feel our new site will become a focal point for Bulgarian players.

"We are also working hard to gather the best young and prospective poker players to join and represent Team Card Player Bulgaria around Europe. We've managed to create great deals for all our players who now can play online and receive great value for their efforts."

The team behind CardPlayerBulgaria.com is also working hard organising the biggest poker tournament ever to come to Bulgaria -- the European Masters of Poker, which will take place from April 14 to 19 in Varna.

About Card Player Media

Card Player Media was recently named as one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S., expanding by almost 450 percent since 2003. The company is the publisher of Card Player magazine, the world's largest poker publication, and Card Player Poker + Sports in Europe. With its global partners, Card Player Media also publishes Card Player magazine in Brazil, Italy, France, Poland, Finland, Sweden, Russia, Spain, Estonia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Germany (web).

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